DOL Director talks Tightening up Loose Ends for PUA Program–Focused on Collecting Overpayments & Settling Appeal, with Patti

Written by Jeremie Charfauros on December 28, 2021

Director for Department of Labor (DOL), Dave Dellisola speaks to Patti about the current focus of his department, which would include the collection of overpayments and settling appeals.

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